Chesterfields for Christmas (Jan, 1938)
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- Interesting development for bicycle wheels - UK Motorbike Forum { […] As I said, people have been reinventing the wheel for millennia. The "new" wheel looks like a development of this idea from the 30s:... }
- IEEE SCV Silicon Valley Technology History Committee { […] very successful event: Full event video Program Slides Five photos from the event Event Summary National Geographic 1982 Story “The Chip” […] }
- It’s Hair Raising! | High Plains Museum { […] 1920’s with the Gibson Girls, and continued to be popular for hair until the 1940’s. Click here to see an ad from the 1940’s... }
- 13 Sadistic Women’s Beauty Treatments Straight Out Of A Horror Movie | Wonderful Tips { […] just the “Beauty Micrometer” in action. The device, shown here in 1934, claimed to calculate women’s facial measurements and detect the most minute “defects... }
- 13 Sadistic Women’s Beauty Treatments Straight Out Of A Horror Movie | InfoCnxn.com { […] just the “Beauty Micrometer” in action. The device, shown here in 1934, claimed to calculate women’s facial measurements and detect the most minute “defects... }
- 13 Sadistic Women’s Beauty Treatments Straight Out Of A Horror Movie | NewsCenterd { […] just the “Beauty Micrometer” in action. The device, shown here in 1934, claimed to calculate women’s facial measurements and detect the most minute “defects... }
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Interesting recursive image. The woman in the ad is also pictured on the carton of cigarettes she’s holding, in the same position with a carton of cigarettes behind her back, and that carton has the same image, and so on and so on.
Where does that woman keep her pelvis?
OMG! she can turn her head 180 degrees!!! is she Linda Blair’s mother?…
Blurgle
Let me use this occasion to wish you a Merry Xmas and Happy New Year.
Merry Xmas to all and to all a carton of coffin nails!
Ahh, the Good Old Days when smoking was good for you…..